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Am Sun, 28 May 2006 22:43:32 +0100 schrieb Toby Inkster:

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> Subject: Re: Password protect jpgs?
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> the DtTvB wrote:
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>> 'image_secret_folder_123/'
>
> Your secret folder doesn't need to be secret. The name can be as public as
> you want it -- just make sure that you use an Apache "Deny" directive to
> deny direct access to the images.


You may also try protecting the directory via .htaccess

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